How do you lock the wheels?
34781
Does it say you can lock the wheels? I am unaware of that. We don't lock ours and don't think you can.
34782
No, no way to lock the wheels. If it's stationary, don't use the wheels at all. This thing is incredibly flimsy.
34783
I have two of them. I tied the two together and also tied one side to a post. It's not going anywhere.
2006536
I do not think they locked. I have donated it to a home for disabled children or I would look. I used it for many years, over ten year actually I would recommend this to anyone. It is the best. I never had a problem with the wheels rolling. I used this on carpet and hardwood. It never rolled unless pulled or pushed. Just great.
758475
The wheels have a small latch. Pull it, the wheels roll; push it down, the wheels are locked. I don't understand how they would 'fall off', without raising the cart up into the air.
510722
the two circular ends spin right and left. Start with one end, turn the circle to the left, press it against the wall, and then turn to the right to lock it. Repeat for the other side. I think there is a lock-&gt; marker on the circle
1706232
Have the locking mechanism in the unlocked position and turn it clockwise to tighten it
1907650
Yes. You can lock the rear wheels by pushing down the lower part of the handles.
112941
Yes, 2 wheels lock. You can find out more info at https://www.sevilleclassics.com/storage_cabinet_ultra_hd
2248745
No the wheels do not lock. There is a place to put your foot to hold it in place while reeling in the hose though.
758477
Turn it upside down and tap the wheels in with a hammer. They will click in, but it took me several tries. This is not the same as the locking mechanism to keep the cart from rolling.
465525
Sorry for taking so long to get back to you. The rear wheels have a brake installed. It is operated by a hand lever that is on the right grip of the handlebar. IT DOES LOCK. To lock the brake, you apply the hand lever and, at the same time push the locking pin in and the lever locks. To unlock, simply squeeze the hand lever again and the spring loaded pin releases and the brake disengages.
2186502
Hold the wheel lock button near the handle. At the same time use the fork to that came with the grinder to remove the nut that holds the wheel on. It will have two holes in it that are 180 degrees from one another. Loosen in a counter clockwise direction.
132473
Squeeze the tip of the attachment that keeps the wheel on. When you squeeze it, it becomes small enough to fit through to take the wheel off carefully. The tip is what holds the wheel on as well.
658245
No the wheels are not the lockingtype. But they are standard size so you could swap one or all for locking. I have 3 of these carts in my offices and love them.
811571
Turn it over twisted it, pushed it up and twisted it again to lock it. Hope this helps.
96006
As for the wheels, just reach down and pull up the levers. VeryEasy, very simple---Sorry, can't help with the footrests---They should have some instructions but they have not.
505921
The wheels are non locking. However, they can be removed to replace them with ones that do. The wheel posts are long, running through the base tubing and securing with the washer and cap nut on the Top side.
1021607
Kind of. They have a mechanism to lock, but it doesn't really do the trick too well. The wheels honestly aren't that great. One of mine broke clean off. It stays pretty immobile, but can shift if bumped hard enough.